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dNl tli btIll lllreV3Cs.
THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND sue.
CESSFtL BLOOD PURIFIER.
superior to quiniuc.
Rov. WIN. Lucas, Rector Grace Church.
Rayenna, q. writes: 81 cordially endorse Kas'
Kline ns being just what you claim, an excellou,
substitute Tor quinine, with none Of its bad ef.
iccts. Mrs. Lucas had n serious form OF malaria
and was confined to her bed Tor months Kas.
kline had her up and around in lew days, and
in a short time cured her,
Living In the malaria districts Of Maryland ]
became n victim Of worst forms of malaria fever
| drugged myself with quinlno and other rene.
dies without avail. ] was greatly reduced when
heard ot kaskluo, Its curative powers were a
medical revelation to me. 1t cured me aud
nave not had return Of the troubles. (Proio j
d. Hird, Is. A., Asst. Chemist, Maryland Agrl
'ultural College.
Letters IRON tho above persons, giving full dc.
ails, VIII be sent on applicatio D..
haskine can be taken without any special med
cal ladyicc. sl.OO per bottle. sold by
lrscnt by mail on receipt Of price.
THE kASKlNE co., 6l Warren st. Y.
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The Prohibition State convention
in session at Harrisburg last week,
nominated tue following ticket;
Judge Of the Supreme Courts.
Is. Chase, OF Northampton county.
State Treasurer-D. G. Irish, oil
Lawrence county.
Charles S Wolfe, was chosen az
Chairman Of the State Committee.
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tEss1lrET7qoEIl II;TJ1sr,gnss

There can DO no doubt as to the
profitablenoss of cultivating vine-
yards in this country. by and by
Americans will get tired of paying
exhorbitant prices for alleged i'm
ported vines. The genuine Ameri-
can product will be preferred to The
manufactured stuff that passes as
French vine bv :stae OF being hand
&c sad elaboLately labeled:
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Boston has l,I00 lawyers, bat 50
far rs income is concerned General
Batter heads the list. His practice
nets him considerably over 500 900
year. With u princely incom 0
like this, Benjamin, could easily af'
ford to make another presidential
race next wear.
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Court E'OclaInuIion

WHEREAS the Uon. Joseph c
w Bu her President Juile of the Judi
cial District composed OF the counties of Snydo
lnion ana AllIilin ana samuel i, Wo'2oi and
Jacob smith, ksqs. Associate Judges in
and i,r snyder county have issued their pre-
sept bearing, dAto the 2na day OF sept, \ ID
lcn', % me directed Tor the holding of an Or
phhns court. a court OF Common Pleas, court
OF oyer and Terminer and Gcnoral court Of
quarter Sessions OF the peace at Middlehurgh
tor tho county OF snyder; on tho ith Monday
tbeing the 2oth day OF Sep lSS7,) aud continue
one week.
Notice Is therefore ncrcuy given to the Coro.
her, Justices Of the Peace COnetables In
ana Tor tho county OF snyder, to appear IN their
properpersons with their rolls records, inqui.
sitions, examinations and other remembrance
to those things to their ofhces aud IN their bet
half pertain 10 he done and witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting Ia bohalf OF tho Common
wealth against any persons are required To be
then and there attending and not departing
without leave at their peril. Justices arc re
questod 10 be punctual In their attendance n
the appointed tim agreeahly 10 notice.
tiVrn under my hand and sea at the Shor
ms uihco in Middleburg, the 2slh day OF Aug
a. D., one thousand eight hundred and
eighty seven
NER B, MIDDLEswARTH sheriff.
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Notice under Tas,iyaat Act.

Notice is hereby given that Chas. +.
Artley will present his iiual petition
to the Court OF Common Pleas for the
County Of Snyder on the 4th Monday
of September next. for the benefit OF
the lnsolvcnt Act, and that tho same
will be confirmed by the Court unless
exceptions be filed thereto according
to law.
w. w. Wittenmyer,
Aug. II 1887 Prothy.
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Saturday, September II, 1887,

at 10 o'clock, a. IN Tho following described real
estate, 10 wit All that certain messuege or
tract OF land situate In township county and
state aforesaid, eOntainlng no ACRES, more or
less, bounded North by lands Of j. q. Mover
E.ast by lands OF Robert FGtteroli and Daniel
Musser, South by lands OF Matilda Relsel and
West by lands Of Adam Ulsh, On which nro
erected a LARGE FRAME HOUSE, CfuOD
BANK BARN and other OutbuiIdings GooJ
water az the house ana barn good fruit, excel
lent orchard. The tract consists OF good farm
ing aud grazing lands, except about x5 acre.
which Il GOOD TlMBERLAND.
TEhhS.-One.third Oithe purchase money q
DO and remain Hen on the land. Interest 10
De rald 10 the widow oi John Eulngcr, deed
10 tue heirs aud legatees named In the will alter
tho widow death. This to bo secured by bond
and mortgage on the premises. 20 per cent of
the balance OF the purchase Money TO be pnid
as soon as the property Ia struck OIL, aud the
balance 70 he paid April !, 1855, when deed aud
possession will bs given.
5. A. WETZEL,
August ~ 1877 Executor.
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naSrusslsz. ,,zsss=svsssy,,

The Blanc plank in the Repubii-
can platform in this State probably
expresses the feelings Of majority
OF the members Of tho party in PENN
sylvania. There can be no doubt
that The desire in favor Of his re-
nomination for the Presidency next
year is strong all over the State.
Nowhere olse, not even in his own
State Of Maine, is Mr.. Blaine So
much the object Of enthusiastic
homage as he is in Pennsylvania
What the convention hos done in
declaring that it would view with
pleasure his denomination may,
therefore, be set down as an express =
sion Of the general sentiment Of the
party. No manipulation and nc
forcing were required in order to
obtain its adoption 1t was n free
and untrammelled utterauce, which
the party managers could hardl y
have prevented even if they had beer
of such a mind.-Williamsport Ga
zette & Bulletin.
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Governor Beaver issued a procla-
nation on Monday evening, COM
mending 70 the people of tho State
the observance OF the days set apart
next month for tho commemoration
of the centennial Anniversary of the
National Constitution.
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l30 Acres,

more or less. sold subject to dover
Seized, taken into execution aud to be sold as
the property Of IRWIN GRAY bIi'l
Gilbert TRACT NO2 81 III Fa
Being certain mc-suagc, tenement or tract
ui land. situate IN Adams twp, snyder county,
Pa, bounded North hy Jacks mountain. East by
lands of Joseph Moyor and ia ues Eddnger,
South and West by Lands OF isaac krghs, where
on are erected frame GRlST NllL, HOUSE,
nARN aud other outhulldiugs, containing
lHlRlN-%ENEN ACRES, more or less.
TRACT ND3
situate In the township aud county Aforesaid,
bounced North by Jacks mountain, Fast 10y
lands OF John VI Meyer, South by lands OF
Jacob Biugaman and wo.t by LANDS of John
Mul er, containing.
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Republican c'uaty Ticket.
Thursday, Sept. 1, 1887.

A new party, the American, is to
be formally organized in philadel-
phia on the 10th and 17th Of Sep
tembei. Tho movement is said to
be quite formidable, but we very
much doubt the statement that it
already has n membership of l,5O0,-
600.
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A UDITORS NOTICE.

In The ORPHANS CoURr or SNYDER COUNTY.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by tho
Court above mentioned 10 distribute the fund in
The hands of Hopnla sampsel, Administrator Of
ship, deceased will meet parties Interested for
he purpose OF his appointment at the Ofhce OF Il.
J. Smith, Esq, In the Bor0ug OF Middloburgh
on Monday the 18th day OF September 1857 at 40
ilaims on said fund must present the same or
be thereafter debarred from participation thore-
n. JACOB GILBERT
A4g. 10, 1881. Auditor.
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tween wages at home aud abroad q.
the proper standard, il essential TO
the success Of any political party in
this country where labor is honored
and the sovereign power of the land,
1t has no sympathy with tho monop-
oily that prostitutes the principle q
protection to the oppression Of tho
many for the enrichment Of the few
1t is based on the broad and impreg-
nable foundation Of "the greatest
good TO the greatest number" and
any tariff on ATTY other basis must be
n public wrong
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The following extract we take from
q Philadelphia Times editorial
The leading public journals OF
both the Nirgiuias, North Carolina,
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana, are now more pronounced
for protection than are the leading
Republican journals of New England; /;
and no party can hold supremacy in
the South that docs not dis,
tinctly maintain the protection of la
bor The West is tempted by the
false theory that free trade would
give cheaper necessaries Of life, fol-
getful that if our liberal protection
to diversified industry had not made
our country foremost as u munuiac>
turing nation, the crops OF the West
ern farmer would rot III tho fields
for want Of consumers. Oar mines
and factories, with the producers Of
food, consume over ninety per cent
of the products of our farms. Where
would be the consnDs.s Of Qua eu,-
plus food with free trade and Amer
lean labor put upon equality with
the ill>paid labor of Europe9
The just protection OF American
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REGISTERS Notices.
NOTICE is hereby given that the

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following natned persons have filed their
Administrators' Guardlans' and Executors, ac-
County, aud the same viii lc presented for con-
htmstion an allowance at the Court House in
Mlddleburah, Monday, September 2oth, 1881.
/ Tho second and hual account OF l. |. Man.
beck. Executor OF tho estate OF Isaac Unangst,
deed.
2. The account cf Edward Musscr and Joseph
Mus'"r, Eve utors Of the estate Of George Mus.
ser, decd.
2. Tn first and final account Of Ephraim Ro.
wig. Administrator of the estate Of Polly Ro-
mis, deceased.
I. Tho final ac,ount OF william A. Fisher,
Guardian OF Lydia Hane,a child Of Peter Hape,
deed.
s. Tho hnal sccount Of Joseph q. snook and
william |. Bilger Executors Of the estate Of
Abraham SnoOk, decd.
The nrst and fual account OF william Ii't.
trick, Administrdtor Of ;ho estate Of Harriet
Stine, decd.
:. The first and hnal account Of henry N.
Wctzel, qua rdian Of May Elizabeth how, n
minor child OF Joel Row, decd.
:. The iir,t and husl acc cunt e George lam.
bort and lercma all brackcuutllcr, Admlnis-
traitors C. t. n. Of JatharIno Drunkcnmiilor,
deed.
g. First and nnai account Of Jacob J.. Eshcl-
NAV, IKE utor of the estate oi Elizabeth Mil
hon deed.
10. Final account Of Jonathan Grlmm, guar.
dian OF j. Peter Aiglcr, IL minor child ol Moan
Algler, decd.
II. Tho fr,tand GnnI account OF J. O. Horn.
berger, Executor OF the estate OF Caharine
seaman, decd.
is, finai account Of ELIAS wetzel, guardian
OF Lessy Sholly, minor child OF Michael Shol'
Iy, deed.
"A. Tho hrst aud nnal account Of George Wal.
ter, Administrator Of the estate OF Reuben wal.
II. J. DUCK,
Register
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
ESTATE!

by virtue ofan order issued out Of the Or.
rhans' Court of Snyder county, Pa. the under
.igned, Executor Of the estate of John Itliugcr.
late OF spring townsphip, SNYDER county, Pa
iccd, VIII expose To public salo on the pruinlses,
about 2l3 miles west of TroXelyille along the
public road 10 BauuOrylllc ON
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Barclay Peak, the condemned MUIR

Barclay Peak,the condemned mur-
derer, was on Friday called on 10 his
cell nt Mt. Holly, New Jersey, by bis
brother, who is Just out OF State
prison. This precious pair lave won
notolicty for their family. With one
son under condemnation to death
for cowsrdly murder, anl another
bearing on his face the bleach Of the
penilentiary, the asod parents mny
be excused for wishing 10 retire from
public view for the lemainder Of thoii
existence.
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" q ye.as,,o,".' .'g Jllcn that, ,p,a,
\ following Widows AppraIsemcn,s under
the 500 Law, have bocu FLED with the Clerk Of
the Orphans Court of snyder county, for con-
Armp'lou ou Monday, the .dth Gay Of sept
Appraismcnt Of Mary kustor, widow Df Henry
Kuster late OF Penn IVY. Snyder Co., Pa. deed.
AppfaisHcnt OF Eliza Dicner, " low OF Islac
nen.,r late OF Middlccreck twp, Saydcr Co.,
Ia. deed.
Apprismcnt Of Rachael hmtzcr. widow OF
Jacob II. hTatlcr late OF lcun twp, Snyder Go.
Pa. decd,
AppUl'WCnt Of Barbara Howell, widow Of
lohnt. Howell loto Oi Vest Beaver twp, Sny-
der CO., Pa decd.
Apprlismont ofpolly Bickhart. widow OF Jacob
B.ch hart late OF Centre twp, Snyder Go. IA
decd
Appralsmont oiClthlrino a. Beaver, Widow
OF Isaac beaver late Of Franklin twp, Sayder
Co., IA. deed.
Appraismcnt OF Preciila Noechgr. widow OF
John NucchCr late iChiPman twp, Snyder &
IA, deed.
W. WHITEWATER,
sept 'bi. CLERK, q. c,
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Twenty Acres,


and 1863 pcrchCs moro or lcss.
TRACT No.
Bvlug all that certain tract of land situate in
the township aud county Aforesaid, bounded
North ay Henry Meyer, East hy Levi Decker ,
South hy John l.. Cooper, West by Joseph
Moy,r, containing
One hundred and Tweny- Gvo Acres
,1.u., Vt less, wncreOu are erected a unr'Sr
STABLE and other uuthrildings.
Seized, taken into execution and tO lie sold
Ms tho property Of JOSEPH MONE
HER II MlDpLES WARrH, ShoriH.
Shorins 0ffcr, Middlcburgh, Pan Aug 80, 81
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Sherif's Sale I!

Whereas hy virtue Of Sundry writs III. la .
tssued out of the Courts Uf Common Please Of
snyder County and 10 me directed viii expose
to Public Sale at tho Court House IN Middle
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Eight Acres

AMI thir.ctu pcr'hcs moro orlsss.
TRACT NO4
Situate in township and county Aforesaid
BOUNDED North by jacks mountain, East by
Abraham NerRcr SpIth by Levi Decker and
West 10y land Of Daniel RGrick, containing
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Monday, September 70, 1851,

at ! O'Clock +. N the following tracts.
Smith, TRACTS No. J, y. y.
Being all thai certain tract OF Woodland SIT
uato In Wet Perry township Snyder Co, Ia,
bounded aud dc.orihod ~ follows on the North
hy Shalc mountain tuwnCr uLhuUwu) East hy
7. +. Richard, South by same and West by + NJ
MunIn nlIus runlnlnlng
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y a hTEtNN'cF.A a. lehman, Wash.
- IL Il G1N I Jlnttuu, u. G.. send ior cir.
tullr
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, Administrator OF tho estate
Of Jacob Bickhart, deceased. by virtuo uT an or.
der Of the Orphans Count Og Snyder county will
sell at public sale, NJ ~" late residences OF said
dnrcdcnt, rcar Centre, .e, in Centre toWnship,
Suydcr county, Pa, on
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situate IN Centre township, Snyder county, Pa,
bounded North by land OF Uriih Werlich, East
and south hy lands of Henry Long and others,
containing
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Fifty Acres
moro or les, win The apPuttenances, OH wi
r. erected good FRAME
House ETame Barn.

and other outhuilliugs. Soil good. An abun.
liant supply Of good water upon the premises
lEkMS-2J per cent. cash ~ per cent, on
confirmation, tho balance on April /, Isss
sale Ia commence ~ 10 o'clock A. NJ OF said
lay when luc attendance will be given hy
WILLIAM }. BAILEY,
August ry,h, 1887. Admnlstrator.
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CAUTION NOTICE

Notice f. ncreby given that my wife has LETT
my bed aud board Of her own free will and ccord
and hercly y caution the public not to Ia tbor or
sell her any goods on my account as | will pay
no debts contracted by Ter
GEORGE KOONS
Centrevllle,, Pa, Aug. 20, 81. 3w. pl.
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IN ervOus Debility

WEAKNESS, sc, and all disorders brought on
by indiscretiUns, OxcessCs or overwork ot the
Brain and Nervous ; stem, speedily and raJl.
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Accounts.

The foilbwipg Accounts have boon flcd. ex
amined atd passed in the Prothonotary's OIL
hcc, and viii be presented to tho next court OF
Common Pleas for continuation. All persons
interestedwill take notice.
The nrss and final account OF Henry Meyer
committee OF uary Il. Fisher, who IL now decd
". W. wlrTENMYER,
Sept. !, sT. prOthonotary.
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Thursday, September Do 1857.
Farming Land,

the following described valuable Real Estate [,
Wit: A certain tract q excellent
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-28
THINGS THEATRICAL.

Sol Smith Russell is flull-f1edged
MinneapOlitan, with home and invest
ments in this city. This partially ac-
counts for the crowded house he drew
at the Grand last night He is an in
imitable mimic, and is comedian OF
far more than averave ability. This
makes up for the accounting. The
comedy, "Bewitched." is very funny
with Sol in it, but he makes it all. His
business is everything, and it is great. 1t
was amusing to see the avidity with
which the crowd expected something
funny in his speech and did not get it.
He recited pathetic little thing from
James Whitcomb Reilly, and in the
middle of it, while the audience was i'm
pressed with painful silence, some
dutfer in the audience let out a gutfaw
that touched off the house and the
pathos was lost. 'Bewitched' will run
the remainder of the week.
The most creditable fact in connection
with the engagement of Lillian Lewis
at the Hennepin, is the fact that her audi
ences have steadily improved, showing
the people are pleased and appreciative.
"L'Article AZ is very cleverly put on
and Miss Lewis is tower of strength in
the principal and familiar role. To-
drama in which Mrs. Langtry made such
hit, will be the bill.
Colorado Ranchman," a lurid and
wild Western drama, was begun at the
Pence last night to good house and
will last this week.
The sale of seats for the opening of
the Peoples theater has begun and there
is every indication that the new theater
Will be given great send off
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-28

iron and few other industries. speak
ing comparatively, he did not believe
business was as good now as
at this time last year, but
he hopes for better time shortly.
Speaking of the now famous
interview with Mr.. Depew, he said the
part relating to the enormous railroad
construction going OH lately was very
true, and he believed it really was over
done. AS for wheat, most probably
there would be an advance in prices,
but he thought it would be steady
legitimate advance, and not speculat-
i've one. His paper is an old one, hav-
ing been founded in 1914, and he has
been at its head for the past sixteen
years. Mr.. Murray is accompanied by
Mr.. Harvey, of Philadelphia, and his
visit is simply one of pleasure. He was
here five gears ago and is naturally sur
prised at the enormous strides Mime
apOlis has taken meanwhile.
The speculative market opened up
weak, remained weak through the noon,
but steadied at shade higher at the
close.
MesSrs. G. f. Dwight and Charles
Councilman, grain brokers from Chi
cage, arrived in the city yesterday.
Marshall, Griffith Il CO. are famed for
their No. hard wheat. Yesterday
they had some beautiful samples on
their table.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
due next Tuesday.

Water rents are due next Tuesday.
Bank clearings yesterday, $500, 293 "a.
Two cases of diphtheria reported yesterday.
T. P. Townsend, st. Paul, has claimed the
horse and buggy found by Sergt. Peter Nc
Herman.
James Seward was arrested yesterday for
running over woman and a child on NicOf
let avenue.
Fraternity lodge, No. 60, Of ]. O. OF.
will hold memorial services at its hall this
evening. 'F.t
George Shumaker fell on the sidewalk at
the corner of Washington and Fourth avenues
south and was badly cut about the head.
c. o. Amberg reported to the police yester-
day that SO had been taken from his trunk
at his room, 1928 Washington avenue south.
Some one entered barn owned by Aug
Seiber night before last and took his horse,
leaving another horse worth about $50 and
$40 in money. Seiber's horse was valued at
500.
Ida Lodvig reported to the superintendent
of the poor yesterday that her brother and
his wife had deserted her at the union depot
when she was sick. She was given transpor-
tation to Waterloo, Wis.
The council committee on workhouse met
yesterday and awarded the contract for fur
nishing 102 iron bedsteads for the new addi-
ton to the wOrkhouse TO the De Soto Iron
works, at a cost of $500 each. Several other
bids were received.
A preliminary meeting will be held at Win
dom hall Monday of all IriShmen interested
to prepare for the meeting at the coming of
the ENJOYS, Hon. Arthur O'Connor and Sir
Thomas Grattan Esmonde.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter BIiXt and Hilda B. Bergstrom, Adry A.
Hayward and Charlotte X. Chamberlain, Paul
and Julia Kramer, William Wolf and Fran
ziska Brinkman.